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Older people, Black residents now make up higher percentage of suicides.
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See the 2026 Mayor’s Design Awards Winners
Projects big and small win city's top design honor.
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Uihlein Makes $10 Million “Game Changer” Gift To UWM Freshwater School
Endowment supports students, faculty, water policy center and research vessels on the Great Lakes.
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City On A Hill’s Fall Highlights Growing Pressure On Philanthropy
Foundations say they are trying to help nonprofits build resilience as federal funding shrinks and needs grow.
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Mayor’s Message To Milwaukee – Home Is Where City Policy Starts
State of the City address spotlights housing.
Mar 30th, 2026 by Jeramey Jannene
Derrick Cainion’s Dream Becomes Reality
Art Intersection MKE opens at 35th and Vliet.
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Riverwest Co-op Is Closing
Citing financial issues, it will close at end of month after 24 years.
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Milwaukee Reading Coalition Hopes to Transform Instruction
MPS superintendent, mayor back effort targeting Milwaukee third graders.
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Vivent Health Rakes in Donations, Pays Big Salaries
United Way-funded nonprofit pays $8 million over 4 years to top employees.
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Charles Allis, Villa Terrace Still Fighting Over Money
The ugly split between the museums spills into public view.
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Community Land Trust Celebrates New ‘Forever Affordable’ Homes
'Pay it forward model' makes renovated homes affordable for multiple owners.
Jul 14th, 2025 by Jeramey Jannene
Nearby Nature Milwaukee’s Entire Staff Laid Off
'Shocking.' Since 2017 nonprofit has reconnected Black people to nature.
May 18th, 2025 by PrincessSafiya Byers
